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REGULAR P�IEETING OF THF ORONO COUNCIL, JUNE 12, 1979 Page 15 <br /> 1 pontoon on shore STUBBS BAY I�IARIrIA <br /> 1 row boat on shore " (Continued) <br /> 1 "satellite" type portable toilet/holding tank <br /> 1 6 :� 8 shed <br /> 1 sign with "Information - Call 473-7503" <br /> 1 sign "Caution - Use dock at your own risk" <br /> 1 dumster garbage receptacle <br /> Council P�eeting - June 12 , 1979 <br /> Pdr. Oberhauser was present representing PZr. I�icCleary. <br /> He stated that P�Ir. McCleary will be moving back to <br /> this area in June. <br /> No action necessary at this time. <br /> Mr. Alan Olson, City Planner, inforr.ied the City GAYLES MARINA <br /> Council that the resolution for Gayles Marina <br /> will be ready for the next Council meeting. <br /> Butler r.loved, Hurr seconded, to adopt Resolution RESOLUTI0:1 #1045* <br /> #1045 , Tax Forfeit Lands Retained For Public Use Tax Forfeit <br /> By The City Of Orono. t4otion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0) . Retain Lands <br /> Butler moved, Hurr seconded, to adopt Resolution RESOLUTIO?1 #1046* <br /> �1046, Tax Forfeited Lands Released For Public Tax Forfeit <br /> Sale. 14otion, Ayes (4) - Nays (0) . Release for Sale <br /> r4r. Alan Olson, City Planner, entered into. the 47ELL ORDINANCE <br /> record an amendment to the Water P7e11 Ordinance <br /> dated June 5, 1979 , which states: <br /> At the last meeting, there were questions raised <br /> as to why amendments have been proposed. �he only <br /> reason is to simplify and coordinate our ordinances <br /> with the State code under which all drillers riust <br /> now operate. <br /> Our existing ordinance as adopted in 1961 and <br /> includes technical specific�tions now superceded <br /> by the State requirer.lents. Rather than duplicate <br /> or be in conflict with these requirements, we <br /> wish to have Orono adopt by reference the 1974 <br /> State regulations. This simplifies our ordinances <br /> and eliminates conflict for the drillers. <br /> The proposed amendments continue our existing <br /> licensing, bonding and insurance requirements. <br /> There are no changes or increased regulations. <br /> The State as yet does not require or provide <br /> uniforrn bonding or insurance for drillers as is <br /> now done with plumbers, hence we retain these <br /> local requirements for resident protection. <br /> (Continued) <br />